davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-09-02
Receipts.

RICE SNowBALLs An excellent
dish for child's dinner is dish of
rice snowba!ls, made as follows: One
pint of boiling milk, two cnps of rice
cooked two hours in farina boiler
without stirring. Mold in small cups
and serve with boiled custard of
fruit sauce.
Snow FLAKE CAKE This is a
beautiful white cake similar to An
gels Food. Beat the whites of 9 eggs
to stiff froth, sift one tumblerful
of flour, one and.a.h half tumblerfuls
sugar, with one teaspoonful cream
tartar, three times; add to this the
beaten whites. flavor with one tea
spoonful extract of lemon. Bake in
a loaf, preferably one with a pipe in
the center
A FAVoRITE DIsH.-French toast
If a favorite dish with children and
many grown people. 1t is made of
thin slices cut from stale loaf and
moistened In milk and then fried on
grlddle with mixture of butter
and lard, or butter and beefdrippings.
1t is eaten with sugar or syrup like
griddle cakes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-09-02

Trains leave Oxford for Philadelphia at 5 4S a. M
so a, IN. and 05 p. Market Train, Tuesdays
and Fridays only. at IL 90 a. M. Sunday Trains at
90 p. m. and 40 p. m.
LEAVE GOING SOUTH.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-09-02
pHILADELPHIA, WHINING
- TON & BALTIMORE R. R.

CENTRAL DIVISION
On and after Sunday. May 3Oth. 1886, train
will run as follows:
LEAVE GOING NORTH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
eaefapanna @efsenebunn.

Cine Gnsubl @eisbe, peI9e unIei
Gounip beiOnbers intersHiren, ipurber
BON Der Iebten 2esislatur paiiirt
Inter biefen iino cripabnensnertb:
Die Sormiruns bon 2adaipanna
County in einen ieparatsn Gpngreb.
eiIiritt; fernsr 1T bas county in bier
@eistSebunss6iiiritie einestbsilt. 9as
bon biloet Scranton Sipei, bic bur9 ben
2ddaipanna SIub eeibeiIt ipsroen; bod
9eboit bic l. uno 2. Warb Sur Weits
feite.
Die @riinbuns elmer StaaisanItaIt
fir 9aubitumme, ipofdr bic 2ssisIatur
s35, 900 eertuiliste. Ssrnsr bat tas
Soipital cine SsripiIliSune orn s32, 900
erbalten.
lleber baS Munisipulseieb ipreden
mir an anoerer StelIe. Das @eIeb
fur cinen brittsn &i6ter Bat Der @ous
pern6r nod ni9t untsr;si6nst. llnIere
8i9ter ipereen in Submit bic Wlinens
SnIpettoren ernennsn. anitatt eie 9lihs
ter bon 2uSerne.
Sadlipanna County BAT in Der ees
eeniDdrtiesn @eiebeebuns 10 siemli9
slleS errei9t, mas es teaniprubte I;
bod bdtten mir serne oeieben. penn
bic 9iir9er beS ScrantonsS Sunmore
9lrmenNiitrittss has 8sdt etbaIten b6ts
ten, bic Dlrettoren ;u ertpablen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
Munlmer p.
6nbe Narfer Rptlsen.

= Die teutIte S9uIs 6es Srn. Qfr
3ettner an GbtitnutItrabe bietet folder
eltern. bic ibreu Gineern ipdbrenb bei
S6ulferien (Ober aud nod Idnaer)
elnen erilnbli9en llntcrri5t ,u 9beil
iperoen Iafen fppaen, cine ausae,eihs
neie 9sIesenbeit. Die S9uIprdfuneen
baben eejeiet, tnb nit Der Weibo6e 6es
Serrn 3sttuer bic 9inber auberorbenis
ltd raid Iernen; ipenn fe alIo pdbs
reno eer 6erien aud nur bic qnfanaSs
9riinoe Der bsutiden Sprade erIernen,
10 fpnncn bic Gltern fpdter su Saufs
NIT elm 8isdsn Rd6biIfs bafiir Ioracn.
oaB oas 8eIernle nidt in 8erssF n)tit
fommt.
= Die Satin bon Grridtsr 80. q.
Mar6 itarb am SonntaS 9la&mittae
I'M gllter bon 80 Sabren. 8serbigune
Ulittpo6 Ra6miituS um 2 llbr.
- Cine Sdsusr bes Spbn s. WiIs
lidms an price Strnbe brannte Sreitaa
Dlorsen um / ubr pisber. Der ees
iammte SnbaIt un6 elm ipertbboles
Pfero tpuroen Elm 8aub Der sSIammer.
= Sn Der IeBtsn Sibung bes SeIeei
Council reibte bic g9ittiue bes am 81.
g!pril i'm 2adapanna 5Iub ertrunfsnen
yatrid Dic2ousblin sinsn Shaoeners
labanipru6 gessn Die Staot fur sl0,s
600 Gin, ipeiI Der 3usans sdr @asbaus
bride oarInIs pbne Saun mar. Den
vi a KktNstI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
WRr Bel nnS Fam 70 billie einecs
Fault ipereen.
Sinsben SlciberbamS,
4l6 2adapanna Ibsnue.

Man ilt bsriudt su aIaubtn, bab 60
bod nod @unoer siebt, tpsnn man
Iisit, bab in Srantrsid elm Ninitsrium
obue 8oulunser NebilSst iperSen
tonnte. 9as fran;6fi6e Bolt i6eint
epa nabeeraoe su Der nete3eusung
;u eeIangen, bab nit 3ebdnseSei9rei
uno SdbelSeraHa fein &rieS ecflbrt
tper6en fam uno oab bic tete 9risgss
bereiti6aft 6as 2an0 an ben 8anb oes
8anferpttes fiibren mub. 9ismard
iaeint ipeiter ni6tS ;u berIansen. oils
cine @arantie, bab Der Srunifurtsr
6rieoenspsrirdg bon 1871 aufrcGt ers
balten iperee.-Das neue Diinilterium
1T tpie foIet suiammenseiebt:
9loubier, Gabinetsprdiioent, Sinanss
miniiter uub pOlts unb 9sIssrapbemis
niiter.
Slorens, Miniiter Sss @usipdrtisen.
SaIIieres, 0iinifer bss Sunern um6
GultusminiIter.
8ousauet, Snitisminiter.
Spuaer, 1lpterri9tsminilter.
Serecia, Miniiter Der 6ffsntIi6en Dire
beiten.
Dantremes, SanbeIsminiIter.
9arbe, 2anbpirtbi6aftsminiIter
General Serron, 9rieSsminiter.
Sarbep, Marineminiiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
0enrp eBablers, s,lbf1mprN.

9lm 0lOntas @Ormittas um balls Il
ubr beSins 9enrp @abIerS in Ieinei
Nobnuns an Penn @penue SeIbItmoro,
inoem er iid cine GuseI burd ben
Dluno in ben 9opF IdoB, nslfsr
g8unoe er mad 10 0linaten erlaa.
9SablsrS ipar ipabrsnS bss 8ormiitaes
nit Der Serri9tuns eines 2un6es fit
eas Turner pic Sic beI66Iti9t, ipobei
er einen fleinen Wortpe6IeI nit feiner
6rau bate, ba ibm bic glrbeit niht
raid Benus bon fattsn eing. gr Itien
li9 iebo4 baIb berubist Su baben, fab
Der Pro3eiiion su uno f9er;te unb trant
nod nit eiuisen 8efannten, tporauf er
na4 ieincm SdInbimmer otenauf sins,
um, ipie feline slnseb5risen 8Iaubten,
ii6 isiner @etpobnbsit ssmab Elm bals
bes Stiino4en nieoer;uleeen. SIN benz
6auie, in ipeIdem g8abIers feline
Birtbl9aft unb @obpuns bate, ipobnt
AUDI Der Gieentbdmsr, gleam NeeIsp.
Die 6rau oes Iebteren fab MabIers in
iein 3immer esben uno bbrte einige
Diinuten ipdter ben tumpfsu Saal
zines SduifeS in osmIelten. Sic bers
iu3te bic 3biire su 6ffuen, bisfsIbs mar
isbod eeidlofen un6 Der raid bsrbei
8erufene 9leelep iprenete iie ein. 9luf
einem Sopba fab @abIsrs, nit benz
acpf an bic @ano seIebnt uno bic
PiitDle frampfbaf in Der 9anb baItenb I;
infoIBe Ter g9un6e mar or ipradIoS
uno fonnte feinsr in Soeesaneit ibm
3urufenoen 5rau nur einen IeBten Bid
i&enfen; Oann iGIOB er bic 9lussn,
einise i6ipere sItbemjdse-unb cs ipar
am Jpn sei6eben.
@as bic tlrIa6e bes SsI6Ilmorbes
iitg ipirb Der 2eisr fragen. 9laem
4ni6eiue mad iinansielle Sdmieristeis
ten. g8abIers iibernabm bor einisen
Sabren bic pprber bon Sphn @aensr
uno bann bon Srn. SoTip ssfGbrte
Uirtbi6aft an Der Wlain Apenue in
opoe Bart, ipo CO ibm susrit gut ging ;
ipater pernadIdiiiete er isin @si6dft
uno eS sinB chen 70 raid riidIpdrts, bis
er oaheIbe ftliebIid berfaufte. gla9s
benz CT bann siuiss Nonate unibatis
mar, iibernabm CT Iebten Septembsr
Die g9irtbidaft SO. 423 Ysun apsnue
bier 8ins eS ni9t gum 8sitsn unb
Bablers tam INNER mebr rilfpGrts !;
pom @ountpeeribt narb ibm cine 2Sens
peripeisert unb bonn Hspenue Collector
puroe CT berbaftet unb unter 8lrss
i6aft seitellt, ipeiI er feline Ser. ct.
2isens beraus nabm; ibon felt Moua'
ten nidt I'M Stunbc, feline Wlistbe ,u
sdblen unb anbere 6orrerungen ;u be,
frieeisen, i6isn or edu;Iib nisSerses
orudt uno IN einem glnfaae pulIItanbis
ger SOffnunssloiiSleit tesin0 er bic
lbat, feline 5rau uno 6rsi Ginoer mits
telos 3urldlafsnb.
Senrp 94abterS irar in 0euiIhIanb
setoren uno am lebten Msibna6tstaes
45 Sabre alt. gr ging aIs. iuneer
8uri6e 3ur See, fam por efipa f6
Sdbren mad Jlen Dort un6 baIo baraui
nab Scranton unb ber6eiratbete Iih
bier Gin Sabr ipdter NIT GbriItine Soifs
mann, Der iiberIebenbeu Mitiwe. glls
8irtb inausurirte sr ii6 Suerf in gine
9rOof in benz 9auie, ipsI9ss 9srnbart
Ssutbner iebt betpcbnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
eapinbfudt aeheilt.

Ginsm alien apis, Der bon Der gragis ,u-
ridgsBoaen Itbt. Du,os onrh sinen oitinoii6eu
Riifondr bic Btihrebung eiues einfaten
,Deaet0biIiiGen Seilmittels fur Die idnsas nno
oansrnoe Seilunn bon qungeuIhminoIudt.
8ronditis. Gatarrb, aitbma uu6 allen Sals-
uno quneentranfbeiten ansgebauoigt. auh
Elm Wlittd fur pofiiipe. raoiiale eeiluua bon
Rupeulhmdde Hno allen Nerpenfranibeiten.
Radosm Der Softor Die uuuberbaren 9sil.
frdfie In tauieuben HiIlen trprobt bate, eraf.
tete Ct % fur feline wHiht oas Mittel isinsn
ieioeuoeR Mitmenfhen btfannt Ju MAIDEN.
Bon Oitiem Wotiu nHo @uufd sstrisben. ban
bette CT. SD ItHot oisles Wejept ganj fofsn-
frei on Vile. ole es wlnihen IN eeitfdtr. eng.
iiIHr ODER tranjoF der Sprafe. nit boiler
aupsiIune Der psrfeIlun9 uno bee @ebranhs
eenbs aoreiIe uno 8risfmarft, btiiebs Did
aui oisle Beitnng uno i'd ienoe Go iofort. So
d. ROpss, I49 popsrs SIod, Hodsfer, q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
Don Der sabfeite.

= @snn Der @agsn feline 5unItics
neu nidt mebr bsrri9ten fann, 1T es
9eit Or. 9Iusuf 96nis's Samburser
Sropfen onSuipenben, fie beIfen INNER.
so Gents bic 5laihs.
Die Scranton @prnet 8anb bat
1litttpO9 (bsute) cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
une in Der @ermania Sale.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02


- Der fiioli6e 3bsiI bon Grie
County ipurSs am Mlontas bon einem
fur8tbaren SaSeI- unb g9inbIturme
beimaeiuft.
B9-8sIteIt bas ,,@o6eubIatt"-es
entbdlt ale Ra6ri6ten-nur $500.
s Sn bem @ebaube Der 9omiIdsn
Oper in paris (6rontreif) brad Dlitt.
nod Nbenb Elm 5euer aus, ipsIbss bas
Snnere bss @ebduees RAID ausbrannte.
g8esen Der 9sfabr bur6 einItlrsenbe
Wtauern sinsen bic 9lrbsitsn Sur 99es,
rdumuHg beS Sduttes mur lanefan
boran, bod itdbt man ben 9erIuit an
WlenidenIeben auf iiber 200 Perionen.
Die sr6beren Gbeatsr in 9aris IinS
Jest eeidIohsn tporhen, bis beiiers
RsttunssUOrfebrunsen an 6enisIbsn an.
gebraht iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02

.
iD.000 uub unttr 2OOOi ... s.
NGe StSpts unt,r i0OnO, 7.
gladb rem ltbten GenIus bate z ranipu eine
9eygftruua son l5.OOO. ts itebt lpmit in btr
pitrltn NIaiIt. w.
Tie gpoTes mit unoeroeeu aohLfr errSbfen
nd bIieS Nriibiabr tie Stlfrt SpuueilmSuntr
ouf ,pd Sabre; In teu gpares mil ouaS,u
2nbisn psrbfu birIeIbeu ouf sier Sabre eYrSbIt
Sie WitoIisetr ets Common Councils perpen
Ia rem asrae,abliatn lDarpS auf eiu Sabr uue
in ttn IIuasTab,abliatn gpares auf ,Tti Sabre
erp6blt. gd alisr, foIasuetn gpabisn psrttn
Selfct 9ouucilm6uuer auf pitr unb Common
Gpuueiln6nuer auf ,pti Sabre trrGbIi. Die
slmts,eit ber i,biasn GtaStr6tbe trliId,t am tr.
ifeu 9Routaa In, Mpril ibre 8adfoloer mfr.
Stn i'm Ntbruar Ycrbtr srpGblt.
Tie Wmts,tit ets aPauprs IN sisr Sabre unb
er N fir etu fcloeuetu Sermiu uitbt pitser
pSbIbar.
Tsr TPaser upmiuirt unb erneuut NIT 3u.
fimmuua hts StIeet Gpuneils a[Ie uuttrascrp.
r,tltu Stauttu her @taet bic erefutiyt Nuuf.
iicusn tobtu uub burtb Wtrcrbnunatu ins ps-
btn otrufsu linb. nit ausuobme bes 3 Giobi.
Ibrsibtrs unp bsr Sdreibtr her psrIdiebsuen
2p,ioe ees Stastrafbts.
Or ff6etiItbt S6asmeiIttr. goulrpIIer uus
qupalt tpsrttn auf ,tpti Sabre som 0clIe tr.
rSbIt
sri ber nSditu gBobI wtrseu bic ShuIsi.
rtfIcrn ron bsn unasratsn Barbs auf ,pei
uub pcu rem otrabsD gBoTbs auf pirr 9sbr,
trpsblt; uadbssm Ioa bi. Nmts,eit fir olIe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
$50 fmo sic iekt?

tperben mir bieIfa@ bon frabersn 3unl
ben unb Srsunben sefrast.
@ntn prt.-Se6s Sdufer aber BEN
alien StanS, 416 2udaieunna gIoe., nit
pOpuIdren @sbaIfen,
@rbbersr grfubruus,
@r6bercm 8apitoI,
Wrpberem @rscit,
unb iebmSsR6en 8ortbsiI, BEN @sIb
brinsen Fam, INN bus SinsNea aIeicers
baus gum unbsfreitbaren Sauptquartier
fiir ben anfauf bon feinen 9Ieioern i'm
norbbitIiden qennipIpanien Su MAIDEN.
Srin9t feline 2aternc NIT,
benn bier Gilt es tsine aIten 2uSsnblter
los su tperben.
llniere iunsen 3uidneiOer baben Sas
BETTE 8enpmme.
8ommt unb betradtst unier Eager
unb ibr tperbet Iaunen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
@e5icI, paNage, Tener ! eebens Weri. @eitdft

VIVA f.. K1eSe1.
9tablirt 1885, 5t3 arfHus, Gerautpu, pa.
80 tdftI n btktesn garSasn.
SAtffefhefrs BdTrbnuna
tIb ab permtheIf -Brdne
grt tin
4gentur sT penn W al etbtns
p6urn
Bf @runs non 9dnlrn RSbhn u gaan esn
Il
I'm fer hs 8anbisuns
Qtlblf euoIIb
etftpG fife bIera,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
llnfere stastptripaltunn.

Das nsue MunijipnIssitB. tpslhts bic
Stiete bitiss Staaiss in ptrfbifttns alaiIsn
sinibriIt IL rom guuprnSr uuitrIei@nh nor.
etu uno Icmit @titB. Die ginibtiluus ttr
SlGbte IN pit fcldt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
SSlag= nnO @nr6ltcine

non 2 bis Sn IL Sub utrosn bon oem Inter.
jci6netcn 10 bilIig unO gut aeIiefsrt. nIs fe
libGrbaupt 81 betommen fin0. @ie Steine
iUerecn ON 6ettoruuIlIe 9unuei gsIaotn nab
GeitrllunasH augenommen bon
Subn 8otbenberaer.
l76m 4l9 Bird Strabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02

Z. .. sSCipers, 9Ipotbefer,
SsSar etrabe. eerauton, pa.
giaenthimer bon @opsrs' aeber giaen,
@urm eeroinI, afierlunrm. Spup, @oH0-
purm.8ertiIasr. 3abneu.Gprup. abserbaIIanl
fur 9uiteH, ertdItnnaeH nn6 8rdune, 6tutldbes
einimtnt. Samaiea 5ngwer, 8isbpuIpsr nHO
pieIs uuesFs artiisI, o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
@m. 9Urnaeber's
Sentidc 9GpOtbcfe,
z24 NittstDn 9lDenne,
nahe Bird Gtrnhe.
nahe Bird StraBe.

Der eisentbimst in DeutI&Iano ltaatIidj
gepriifter aBotbefer uno Gbtmiier, peruenoet
anf Die 9ubereihlng bon @eiepteri Die aro6te
SoreIaIt, alle Reoiiamsnts iiuo frifd.
10 Selepbonberbinouna nit allen aer,ten.
Deutihe peilfrdattr un0 @nrieIn, gaitnt.
Meobinen, Soilette.artifel. II. (. 10.
8eeisnuns piiHttIid Hno reel. 25
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02
ecrantUn Gsarft-Seritbt.

@5dsutIi6 forrisirt bon 8. .. BiOmnper
$50 qadawanna apenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02

THE CHARLES A. vooELER co.. Baltimore. Nd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-02

aafern su ieser GassSseit.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-10
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
TWO APT TO COME BEFORE
THE SENATE THIS WEEK.

Tho Greater Part of the Week In the
Upper Bouse to be Consumed in Dr.
QUESTION of tho Interstate Commerce
Bill-HrVenue Measures Apt to Com
Before the House.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 9.-Probably one,
perhaps two, ,ot the appropriation bills now
before the Senate Committee on Appro-
prlations will be reported back to the
Senate and called up for action during the
week, but IL is not yet possible to state
which OF these measures will be read 4
first. With the exception of the time so
consumed, which will probably be short,
IL Is expected that the week will be de-
voted to consideration OF the Interstate
commerce bill. Ii a vote Is reached be.
fore the end of the week, as Senator Cul-
lom hopes, Mr.. Beck will ask that the bill
TO prohibit members of Congress from act
ing as railroad attorneys be taken up,
and thst 1t be not LAID aside again until
acted upon.
IN THE HOUSE.
Matters pertaining to the District OF
Columbia will command the attention OF
the House Tomorrow after the call Of
states for the introduction of bills. ses.s
1t is the intention of Mr.. Willis to ask
the House on Tuesday to consider bkn
river aud harbor appropriation bill, bu6
he may be opposed by Mr.. Belmont in bpr
| half of the consular and diplomatic hllE
| should either of these measures be taken
up the debate will probably run on for tha
| greater part OF the week, as the dirfos
matte bill proposes some radical chanxta
OF the system, and the river and harbl5f
| Dill always proyokes earnest controveTsE
RWVENITE NFEASuRus sf&X
1t is possible that during the weeksHff.
Randall may offer motion that the Houfb
| proceed to consider revenue meas,ifeA
! hough no plan looking 10 that end fas}s
| yet been formulated. Should motion fh
! made and carried 1t would destroy 3fh&
| chances for immediate consideration OF -
number OF special orders " hose managers
are carefully watching for an oppOrtuullx
| to claim the attention OF the House. T}f
| these special orders the naval reorganixa-
tion bill and the bill for the creation Of a.
| Department OF Agriculture and Labor ara
The two most likely to receive early cQaf
| sideratiOn.
| 1t is not improbable that time WIFI b
| found curing the week for action on tn4
conference report upon the electorai
| count bill. 1t Is understood to be the purz
| pose OF the friends OF the interstate COM
merce bill to postpone action upon that
measure in the House untl the Senate
shall have reached conclIslon ON the mat.
| ter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-10

easOn. In the past these occasions have
invariably put society circles in tlutter.
Ihe faVors are always costly and those
IN attendance are drawn from the ultra
fashionable sets. Mrs. GoOdlOe, wife OF
Major Goodloe, u. S. A., and her niece
MlSs GOodloe. a charming belle OF Ken
lucky, received the guests on this occa-
sion. At 1880 O'Clock the
supper room was opened and a boun-
Ieous menu served. at midnight the
german was danced, DR.. G. w. Deane,
U. s. N, leading with mis- niece, Miss
Lulie Lyons, of Richmond, who wore a
train dress of light blue surah, with de-
cOllette cOrsage, trimmed with lace.
Among tae guests were two between
whom the attention OF those present
seemed to be equally divided--Miss Lena
Caldwell, the New York heiress, and Mr..
Il. Berry Wall, the eX-king OF the dudes.
A MECCA FOR FORTUNE HUNTERS.
Washington society is a mystery to
many of its own oldest and most blase
members. Where the money comes from
that enables some Of its brightest lights to
pay the bills for the entertainments they
give is a puzzler. The majority of those
who shine IN society are government
clerks, and the salaries they are paid
takes close management to make them
tors are wealthy, but they are the only
ones, as class, who have great wealth,
and the rich winter residents who come
only as private citizens are easily counted.
Each season the city runs over with heir
esses, and penniiess girls and widows
who come here as to great
matrimonial market, and wear them
selves halt out in the struggle to get into
and keep in society. Rich men seldom,
If ever, come here to look for wives.
otrutting young sprigs OF the army and
navy, on the still hunt for heIresses, can
De counted by the dozen. For some rea-
son or other handsome young gallant in
epalettes and git buttons usually stands
much better chance than a deserving
young civilian IN the less picturesque
civilian dress. Sometimes these gay
spectators get terribly sold, as not every
tatner that passes for d millionaire is
really one, and heress is a name very
easily ticYeted tO a girl who dresses well.
Recently there has been a notorious case
OF one OF these uniformed fortune hunters
getting the supposed neiress alter long
siege, only to find when too late that the
fortune was all in his mind, vanished as
IL were. To balance this there is another
young officer who although engaged to a
bona-tide helress now in Europe buying
her trousseau longs to be released from
those golden letters in order to marry a
penniless orphan employed in one OF the
departments here. People who believe in
the od-tas shioned love stories admire and
sympathiZe deeply with this crooked
course of true love, out his brother officers
think he is plain and simple lunatlc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-10
\ NOTE OF WARNING.
The AdJutant General OF Texas
Makes "a Plea for the Militia.

The Adjutant General OF Texas
Makes Plea for the Militia.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 0.-Adjt. Gen.
King, of Texas, in his annual report to
Gov. Ireland of that State, very strongly
urges the Legislature TO make liberal
appropriations and encourage the militia
that it may be an efficient force in case of
necessity. He says:
A well equipped force is imperative be-
cause deep seated and dangerous spirit of
unrest prevails and in, many sections, evcu
our own, thus discomfort hNs taken the form
of law essness, violence and blOodshed, aud
has assumed proportions, made claims and
asserted doctrines that threaten the very ex-
istence of the State and of the Union.
AIMED All THE KNIGHTS.
He then without spec tically naming
any particular organization gives "A scatn-
ing denunciation, which is clearly aimed
at the Knights OF Labor and adds:
Under the mad aud murderous teachings OF
Communists and Socialists, these oath-bound
organizations have had many strikes, have
Opculy deled the law, have beaten aud
abused and sometimes killed people who only
desired to earn living, have destroyed
property and murdered those whose duty %
was to protect 1t, have violently interttred
with the business of many states ana
caused losses TO many Thousands OF
people, VINO were not responsible for
the alleged wrongs about which these
secret ORGANIZATIONS were complaining. In
view of these things In tho past, of their ac-
tive existence, at present, aud Of their prob
able continuance for some time in the future,
IL ia the duty of the several S States of the gen
eral government and of order-loving, law e
abiding and patriotic cltlLens to meet force
with force at every point where II IS neces-
sary.
The Texas Legislature will meet on
Tuesday next.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-10

cession was passing. Rome in all her
history never saw anything more mag
nlticent. But how much greater the day
when our ConQueror, Jesus, shalt ride
under the triumphsl arches of heaven.
his captives, not on foot but In charints, nj.
the Kingdoms OF earth and heaven IN pro-
cession; the armies celestial on white
horses. Rumbiug artillery OF thunder
bolts never again to be unlimbered. King
doms in line, centuries in line, sanity,
cherubic, seraphic, archangelic splen-
doris in line, and Christ seated on one
great rolling hOsanna, made out OF all
hallelujahs of all worlds, shall cry halt
to the procession. And not forgetting
even the humblest In all the reach of His
omnipresence, lie shall rise, and then a d
there, His work done and His glory con-
summated, proceed, amid an ecstaGy,
such AS neither mortal nor immortal ever
imagined, 10 divide the spoil.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-10
CAPTURED BY ANARCHISTS.

Every Officer OF Chicago's Trades
Assembly OF One Stamp.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.To-day the Social
istic element added another to its rapidly
growing list of successes in capturing the
machinery OF labor organizations. An
adjourned meeting ot the Chicago Trades
Assembly was heid tb;s afternoon to COM
plete the election Of officers, and the radi.
calls made a clean sweep. Every officer
in the organization Is now a pronounced
sympathizer with the cause of the seven
men under sentence OF death for the Hay
market bomb throwing. One officer, Lum,
the Statistician, is an avOwed Anarchist.
After the election the Bricklayers' and
Stonemason's Union and Knights of La
Dor Local Assembly 1927 Withdrew from
the pOrrautZatiOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-10
THE PROBABLE CAUSE,
DYNAMITE HXpLODES.
4 Watcbman Kiiled-Mistaken for
an Earthnuake.

L Watcbman Kiiled-Mistaken for
AN Earthquake.
philadelphia, PA, Jan. 9.-Between
Sand O'Clock this evening quantity of
dynamite used for blasting, stored in a
frame shanty on lot at Twenty-ninth
and Stiles streets, exploded, instantly kill
ing Patrick Powers. the Waterman, whose
body was badly mutilated. The force
OF the explosion was 80 great that it was
felt over nearly the whole of the northern
section Of the city. Within few minutes
from the time of the occurrence inquiries
were made of the operators at the central
station from the police stations in West
Philadelphia, Falls OF the Schuylkill,
Mauayunk, Germantown, Chestnut Hill,
BustletOn, Bredgesburg and Frank ford,
some of the operators asking for partcu-
lars OF the earthquake, which they believed
had occurred.